meeting-transcript-ontology/
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├── README.md # Main project documentation (7.5KB)
├── LICENSE # MIT License
├── CHANGELOG.md # Version history and planned features
├── SETUP_INSTRUCTIONS.md # GitHub repository setup guide
├── PROJECT_STRUCTURE.md # This file - project overview
├── .gitignore # Git ignore patterns
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├── ontology/
│ └── meeting-transcript-ontology.ttl # Main SHACL 1.2 ontology (157KB)
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├── examples/
│ ├── meeting-transcript-rdf.ttl # Example RDF instance data (36KB)
│ └── sample-meeting-transcript.txt # Sample meeting transcript (6KB)
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└── docs/
├── QUICKSTART.md # Quick start guide (7KB)
├── example-queries.md # 15 SPARQL query examples (8KB)
├── meeting-transcript-graph.mmd # Mermaid knowledge graph diagram
├── meeting-transcript-graph.html # Interactive graph visualization
└── original-prompt.txt # Original project requirements
README.md
- Complete project overview and documentation
- Use cases and architecture diagrams
- Integration examples (Python, Node.js)
- SPARQL query samples
- Citation information
- Keywords for discoverability
LICENSE
- MIT License allowing free use, modification, and distribution
CHANGELOG.md
- Version history following Keep a Changelog format
- Semantic versioning
- Planned features and roadmap
SETUP_INSTRUCTIONS.md
- Step-by-step GitHub repository creation
- Git commands for initial setup
- Troubleshooting common issues
- Post-publishing recommendations
.gitignore
- Ignores Python/Node artifacts
- Excludes IDE files
- Filters temporary RDF files
meeting-transcript-ontology.ttl
- Core SHACL 1.2 ontology definition
- 11 classes with comprehensive properties
- 6 SHACL rules for inference
- 4 validation constraints
- RDF-Star annotation patterns
- Integrates with FOAF, PROV-O, Schema.org
meeting-transcript-rdf.ttl
- Complete RDF instance data
- Real-world meeting example
- Demonstrates all ontology features
- Includes RDF-Star annotations
- Links to Wikidata entities
sample-meeting-transcript.txt
- Original transcript text
- Multiple decision scenarios
- Vote patterns
- Tabled decisions
- Action items
QUICKSTART.md
- 5-minute getting started guide
- Python setup with RDFLib
- Node.js setup with N3.js
- Apache Jena Fuseki setup
- Common tasks
- Troubleshooting
example-queries.md
- 15 production-ready SPARQL queries
- Decision tracking queries
- Participation analytics
- Entity extraction queries
- RDF-Star examples
- Sentiment analysis
meeting-transcript-graph.mmd
- Mermaid diagram showing complete knowledge graph structure
- 75+ nodes and 100+ relationships
- Color-coded by entity type
- Viewable on GitHub, GitLab, VS Code
meeting-transcript-graph.html
- Interactive HTML visualization using Mermaid.js
- Zoom, pan, and download capabilities
- Legend and graph insights included
- Open directly in any browser
original-prompt.txt
- Initial project requirements
- Design specifications
- Context and goals
| Need to... | Go to... |
|---|---|
| Understand the project | README.md |
| Get started quickly | docs/QUICKSTART.md |
| See example queries | docs/example-queries.md |
| Visualize the graph | docs/meeting-transcript-graph.html |
| View Mermaid diagram | docs/meeting-transcript-graph.mmd |
| Create GitHub repo | SETUP_INSTRUCTIONS.md |
| View the ontology | ontology/meeting-transcript-ontology.ttl |
| See example data | examples/meeting-transcript-rdf.ttl |
| Check version history | CHANGELOG.md |
- Total Files: 15
- Documentation: 7 files (~38KB)
- Ontology: 1 file (157KB)
- Examples: 2 files (42KB)
- Visualizations: 2 files (~12KB)
- Configuration: 2 files
- License: 1 file
- Total Size: ~250KB uncompressed, ~50KB compressed
When referencing this repository in your Context Graphs and Transcriptions blog post, you can use:
Short reference:
GitHub: github.com/[your-username]/meeting-transcript-ontology
With description:
The complete ontology, example queries, and implementation guide
are available at: github.com/[your-username]/meeting-transcript-ontology
Citation block:
The Meeting Transcript Ontology provides a complete SHACL 1.2 framework
for converting unstructured meeting transcripts into queryable knowledge
graphs. The ontology, sample data, and 15 example SPARQL queries are
available as open source under the MIT License at:
https://github.com/[your-username]/meeting-transcript-ontologyAll files are ready for GitHub. Follow the steps in SETUP_INSTRUCTIONS.md to:
- Create the repository on GitHub
- Initialize git locally
- Push all files
- Add topics for discoverability
- Create the first release (v1.0.0)
The repository will provide readers of your blog post with:
- Complete working examples
- Production-ready SPARQL queries
- Quick start guides for multiple platforms
- Extensible ontology framework
- Active collaboration opportunities